Exceptional waterfront redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Madeira Beach. This 50x100 open-water lot at 249 144th Ave offers direct Intracoastal access with only the Johns Pass bridge between you and the Gulf, making this an outstanding site for a custom coastal residence or luxury spec build. The existing storm-damaged structure is being sold strictly AS IS for land value, with the true value centered in the lot, water frontage, and incredible open-water views across a basin lined with newer construction and high-end waterfront homes. The existing dock sustained significant storm damage and will require replacement, creating the perfect opportunity to design a new dock and lift configuration tailored to today’s boating lifestyle. This is the type of Madeira Beach lot that becomes harder to replace each year—surrounded by strong redevelopment momentum, upscale neighboring homes, and one of the most walkable boating-and-beach lifestyles in Pinellas County. Just a short walk to the sugar sand beaches, John’s Pass Village, waterfront dining, and entertainment, this location offers the rare combination of boating access, beach proximity, and premium rebuild upside. Whether you are building your forever waterfront home or positioning a high-end spec project in a market where coastal teardown lots continue to strengthen, this property offers exceptional long-term value in one of Tampa Bay’s most desirable beach communities.
Listing courtesy of EASY HOME SALES. 727-201-8964
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